Premature babies have a higher chance of having problems with their growth and development. The earlier your baby is born, the higher their chance is.

Baby (or infant) growth charts indicate how your baby is growing. They record changes in your baby's length, weight, and head circumference.

Slow weight gain, previously known as 'failure to thrive’, is when a baby doesn’t grow as expected. Learn about why it happens and what to do.

Find some practical advice of how to help your partner through the pregnancy and for when you bring your baby home.

Common sleep disorders include nightmares and night terrors and sleepwalking. Bedwetting in children can also be a problem in early childhood.

At 10 months, your baby will be very active and developing a personality. As a parent you'll probably be chasing them around as they crawl.

Your baby grows and develops from the moment they are born. At 1 month, cuddling, sleeping and feeding are all that matter to your baby.

From 4 months, your baby should have more control over what they do. They should hear, touch and see better and will be starting to move around much more.

At 12 months, your baby is now a toddler. They may already, or soon take first steps, develop a sense of humour, and tell you they love you.

At 11 months, your baby is almost a toddler. You'll be surprised at how quickly they move around your home and how independent they become.